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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to secure:   (403 results)

Antonyms:
insecure, unfasten, unprotected, unsafe

Often used in the same context:
safeguard, obtain, ensure, maintain, protect, assure, seal, preserve, guarantee, retain, reclaim, forge, earn, clinch, provide, establish, regain, manage, attain, procure, facilitate, solidify, build, achieve, restore, deliver, sustain, thwart, defend, garner, make, get, capture, snatch, lock, reestablish, authenticate, qualify, underpin, arrange, cobble together, keep, bolster, consolidate, reach, stave off, fortify, insure, finagle, expedite, negotiate, prevent, retrieve, propel, encrypt, save, avert, salvage, transact, finalize, fulfill, gain, rebuild, wrest, advance, recapture, reassure, avoid, jeopardize, create, aquire, deprive, snare, forestall, find, win, push, enable, give, deploy, grab, emplace, convince, persuade, locate, steal, seize, maximize, wangle, strengthen, colocate, connect, collect, extend, pave, validate, prepare, improve, recover, deny, encrypted, complete, enough, arid, candles, discount, haul, holds, play, premium, respond, safe, shall, ammunition, ap, aquariums, assurance, attained, attendance, aud, automobile, automobiles, insecure, precarious, securer, secured, tenuous, safer, safest, comfortable, connectionless, securest, accessible, assured, duplex, stable, uncertain, constricted, defensible, dependable, multipoint

More specific:
anchor, bandage, bar, belay, belt, berth, bight, bind, bitt, book, brad, brooch, buckle, button, cable, cast anchor, cement, certify, chain, chink, chock, cinch, clamp, clasp, cleat, clinch, coapt, copyright, cork, cork up, cramp, crank, deposit, drop anchor, engage, enlist, entrench, garter, girth, ground, grout, hang, hasp, hold, hook, intrench, joggle, joint, lace, lace up, latch, lock, lock up, lodge, make, moor, noose, patent, picket, pin, reserve, rig, rivet, seal, spike, stake, staple, stay, stick, stopper, strap, string, tack, tie, tie down, tie up, toggle, truss, velcro, wedge, wire, zip, zipper, zip up

Appears in the definition of:
., anchor, army of muhammad, bad, bail, bar, batten, becket, belay, belonging, berth, bind, bitt, block, bolt, brace, brace up, bridgehead, burglarproof, carry, cast anchor, chain, chock, cleat, clinch, consolidate, copyright, cramp, deed of trust, drop anchor, easy money, emotionally, fair hearing, firmly, food cache, frap, gambit, get in, get into, hasp, hatpin, healthy, high-risk, hold, hold back, hook, immune, indemnify, insecure, in safe custodyp, jaish-e-muhammad, jaish-i-mohammed, jem, keep back, literature, lock up, maneuver, manoeuver, manoeuvre, mechanic's lien, moor, noose, operate, outrigged, peg, peg down, pledge, ploy, post-obit bond, posterity, precarious, putty, recognised, recognized, retain, retarded, riding bitt, rig, risky, royal brace, seal, seal off, securely, shadow, shaky, sound, speculative, spendthrift trust, spike, stamp, staple, stopper, stopple, strap, subsidise, subsidize, sure, tie, tie down, tie up, tight money, timber hitch, trice, trice up, truss, trust deed, uncertain, undergird, unrecognised, unrecognized, virtuous

More general:
beef up, enter, fortify, guarantee, infix, insert, introduce, obtain, strengthen, vouch

Synonyms:
assure, assured, bastioned, batten, batten down, battlemented, bonded, burglarproof, certified, covert, dependable, ensure, established, fail-safe, fasten, firm, fix, fortified, good, guarantee, guaranteed, impregnable, in safe custody, insure, inviolable, invulnerable, moated, out of danger, plug, procure, promised, protected, safe, safe-deposit, safety-deposit, secured, sheltered, shielded, snug, sound, steady, stop up, stormproof, strong, sure, tight, tightened, unafraid, unassailable, unattackable, untroubled, warranted, weatherproof

Also try:
— Nouns for secure: place, base, position, environment, foundation, basis, attachment, future, system, communications, job, more...

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